Mohammedan SC was leading 3-0 before half time where Alfred scored first goal then Zauala scored to 2-0 lead and before half time Ashim Biswas increased the margin to 3-0.

Sanjoy Senm the new recruited Mohammedan SC coach was in VIP seat today to observe his team before taking charge of Mohammedan SC. Today Mohammedan SC made changes in Goalkeeper position where they introduced Ex-HAL keeper P.Promod instead of Somnath Khara who conceded 5 goals to East Bengal in last match.

In 2nd half Mohammedan increased their margin with 5-0 scored by Alfred and Ashim Biswas. Aryan recduced their margin to 5-1 few minutes before the end of the gam.

The win will charge Mohammedan SC before playing the another Kolkata Derby against Mohun Bagan on 2nd March. in CFL Premier League Super Nine.

The Indian Senior National Team reached Yangon to play AFC Challenge Cup Qualifier.

The Indian Senior National Team reached Yangon, Myanmar on Tuesday (February 26) morning for the forthcoming AFC Challenge Cup 2014 which kicks-off on March 2. The squad which left Mumbai late on Monday evening landed early morning at the Yangon International Airport via Singapore.

The boys were greeted by a temperature of 34 degrees even as the forecast predicted a sharp rise in temperature in the coming days. India are the first team from the Group to have arrived in Yangon. Besides hosts Myanmar, Chinese Taipei and Guam are the other teams in the Group.

However, keeping in mind Churchill Brothers' and East Bengal's commitments in the AFC Cup, the squad would be assembling in three batches. The four players from Churchill Brothers - Sandip Nandy, Denzil Franco, Lenny Rodrigues and Sunil Chhetri would be joining the squad on Wednesday (February 27) while the three East Bengal players -
Raju Gaikwad, Mehtab Hossain and Robin Singh would be landing in Myanmar the next day (February 28).

"It feels nice to land in Myanmar for the AFC Challenge Cup 2014. It's a tricky Group and all the teams are very competitive ones," National Coach Wim Koevermans, said.

"This is a very important tournament for us - in fact, the most important," winger Clifford Miranda stressed. "We need to play to our potential. The boys are in good shape," he added.

AIFF Player-of-the-Year Syed Rahim Nabi stays confident the squad will rise to the occasion. "We need to keep our faith in ourselves. We need to back ourselves both on and off the field. We need to behave as a team," Nabi, who was voted the Player-of-the-Year by all I-League Club Coaches, echoed. Striker Jeje Lalpekhlua who made a comeback into the National squad after almost a year said the tournament would be a "challenging one."

"We have played Myanmar and Chinese Taipei in the recent past and they are very dangerous opponents. Guam would also put up a tough challenge," Lalpekhlua, pronounced. "I'm happy and relieved that my hard work has paid off. Every player wants to be a part of the National squad. This is a new beginning for me. I will have to work harder and wait for my chance," he quipped.

Pailan Arrows defender Shouvik Ghosh maintained the Camp in Pune was a "fruitful one." "It was a learning curve for me. The intensity of International Football is what makes a player mature. The Coach did have some specific instructions for me and I'm improving as a player with his suggestions."

Malayasian side Selangor FC will meet East Bengal at YBK on 27th FEB at 3.00 PM. in first nmatch of AFC cup in Group 'H'.
Visit Bosko Balaban scores as Selangor beat Singapore 3-1 ( Sultans Cup 2012 ) football. Match ticket price will be Rs. 100 for General, 150 for VIP and 200 for Special.